ALL ABOUT SKIN HEALTH
Test your skin health know-how
Skin is often described as the largest organ of the human body. It’s important for your overall health, but there are many conditions that can affect it. Find out if you’re in the know about looking after your skin
1. Psoriasis is a long-term skin condition but it can also affect…?
a) Your eyes b) Your joints c) Your hair d) Your heart
2. Which of the following conditions do you have an increased chance of developing if you have atopic eczema?
a) Asthma b) Hayfever c) Peanut allergy d) All of the above
3. Cold sores are caused by which of the following viruses?
a) Herpes simplex b) Rotavirus c) Varicella-zoster d) Ebola
4. Urticaria is a raised itchy rash. Which of the following is often used as an alternative word for urticaria?
a) Hives b) Nettle rash c) Weals d) All of the above
5. Vitiligo – which is when you develop pale white patches on your skin – is caused by a lack of…?
a) Serotonin b) Melatonin c) Melanin d) Dopamine
6. Shingles causes a red, blotchy, painful rash and is caused by the same virus as…?
a) Measles b) German measles c) Chickenpox d) Hand, foot and mouth disease
HOW DID
YOU SCORE? For each correct answer, give yourself three points. Correct answers are below.
15-18 POINTS Well done, great score – you’re no slouch when it comes to skin health. Keep your skin glowing with skincare products from your local Careway pharmacy.
9-12 POINTS Pretty good but you’re not quite a skincare expert – yet. If you have any worries about your skin, ask your pharmacist for advice about treatments that may help.
0-6 POINTS You’ve a lot to learn about skin conditions, but it doesn’t mean you can’t keep yours healthy. Always speak to a health professional if you notice any changes in your skin.
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